The Ultimate Exit Strategy by Nikki Baker
Nikki Baker | The Ultimate Exit Strategy | Virginia Kelly is looking at the future and doesn`t want to go there, at least not alone. That Monday morning in October she mistakenly thought that a
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Love Conjure/Blues by Sharon Bridgforth
Sharon Bridgforth | Love Conjure/Blues | love conjure/blues considers a range of possibilities of gender expression and sexuality within a southern/rural/Black working class context that exam
Different Trees from the Same Root by Cheril N. Clarke
Cheril N. Clarke | Different Trees from the Same Root | Different Trees from the Same Root is a work of contemporary fiction. It is the continuing romantic storytelling of characters struggling to see eye t
Choices by Skyy
Skyy | Choices | Review
Skyy’s myriad of characters provides readers with yet another enlightening glimpse into the lives of lesbians from all walks of life. Choic
KONG And Other Works by Pamela Sneed
Pamela Sneed | KONG And Other Works | Pamela Sneed offers readers a tremendous gift in the collection KONG And Other Works. These poems are histories, written but mainly unwritten, showing
Black Lesbian in White America by Anita Cornwell
Anita Cornwell | Black Lesbian in White America | A dated by valuable collection of essays by Black lesbians who lived and loved during the 1950s. Although many women weren’t out, Cornwell was and tha
Experimental Love by Cheryl Clarke
Cheryl Clarke | Experimental Love | From Booklist
Whether she’s contemplating the private life of Greta Garbo, fantasizing about unbuttoning her lover’s clothes while dining in publ
Home Girls by Barbara Smith
Barbara Smith | Home Girls | ‘The girls from the neighborhood and from the block, the girls we grew up with. . . we are not strangers and never have been. I am convinced that Blac
Speaking in Whispers by Kathleen E. Morris
Kathleen E. Morris | Speaking in Whispers | Publisher’s Note
‘Speaking in Whispers’ is the first collection of erotic short stories to celebrate the diversity in shape, style and manner of
The Activist’s Daughter by Ellyn Bache
Ellyn Bache | The Activist’s Daughter | The year is 1963, the peak of the U.S. civil rights movement. A quarter of a million people have just marched on Washington D.C., where they have been